Sentence examples for passive center from inspiring English sources

He has often served as a passive center from which ideas generated.

The intense, luminous Macaulay Culkin, now 20, is ideally cast as the passive center of this short, sweet and extravagantly sentimental play by Richard Nelson.

As the 15-year-old narrator and passive center of "Madame Melville," the memory play by Richard Nelson that opened last night at the Promenade Theater, the onetime child superstar radiates self-consciousness and self-confidence in equally intense measures.

In particular, the use of passive Remote Center of Compliance (RCC) devices, capable of compensating the IR non-optimal performance in terms of repeatability, is investigated.

So my plan for now is to use my inbox as a sort of passive notification center.

Specific strategies such as use of flexible part-time staff, outsourcing recruitment calls to a call center, passive PCP approval, and a willingness to meet the needs of individual participants in a variety of ways (taxi vouchers, evening and weekend appointments, allowing children at appointments, offering home visits) were most effective in achieving strong recruitment and retention numbers.

The active versus passive debate tends to center around one actively managed mutual fund versus one index.

As a concrete example of passive assembly method, Remote Center Compliance (RCC) device has been also developed.

Although we found no strong evidence of an association between exposure and the main means of transportation when exposure was categorized (Table 2), mean log-transformed exposure was higher for women using a car as the main means of transportation, compared with those walking, both before (p = 0.04) and after (p = 0.02) adjustment for month of measurement, center, and passive smoking.

All 18 centers use passive cooling, except for two that perform both passive and active cooling, and 17 of 18 centers recommend initiation of cooling at the referral hospital.

The plan calls for a wide variety of uses, from passive pastoral stretches to centers for play and recreation.